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I appreciate the free charts but can you tell me with the radar gun chart what CL and SP mean? Please let me know. Thanks, CT. Is there a website where I can download a free pitching chart? Which pitching chart is the simplist to fill out?

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Leave new Carlos. A sample card is shown below. To use the FAC, first turn over the top card and refer to the 2D6 number. Then turn over the next card and refer to the 2D10 number and the batter card to resolve the at-bat. The first FAC 2D6 result is 6. The 2D10 number is 45 which results in SO, a strikeout. Tony Perez follows with another strikeout and Chris Speier also has to use the TOUGH section of his card, but manages to fight off a good pitch by Rooker and fly out to center field to end the inning.

Nicosia grounded out to the short stop while Lacy was able to fight off a nasty pitch from Schatzeder and hit a single. The pitcher Rooker bunted Lacy over to second to bring up Moreno. Rooker retired the Expos in order coaxing a ground out by Schatzeder, a fly out to right by Scott, and striking out Warren Cromartie.

Tim Foli leads off the inning for the Pirates. SS on the right side of the card. We will be checking the range of the short stop to determine the result of the at-bat. Chris Speier is the short stop for Montreal and has a range rating of A. The 2D10 number is 5 and falls in the range of 1 25 for a result of HIT!. The result in the HIT! This means Foli has hit the ball out of the reach of Speier and is safe on first with a single. Since Foli is leading off, there are no runners on base prior to Foli getting a hit.

Dave Parker and Bill Robinson both hit into fielders choices before Madlock grounds out to third base to end the inning. Rooker had some problems in the first few innings, but has retired the last seven batters in a row, four by strikeout. That quickly changes as Dawson and Parrish both single.

Valentine and Carter follow with fly outs to bring up Tony Perez with two outs and runners on first and second base. Both Dawson and Parrish score runners advance 2 bases on the double and an extra base with two outs to tie the game at 3 runs apiece. Enrique Romo relieved Rooker and retired Speier on a grounder to short.

Lee Lacy is up next. The result next to 9 is HBP, brawl erupts. Lacy takes first base with the relief pitcher Romo up next. Since this is and Romo is a 7 out of 16 hitting pitcher, Romo is allowed to hit for himself. Schatzeder then walks Moreno for the second time in the game before exiting the game and being relieved by Stan Bahnsen. Foli is the perfect guy to have up as his SO range is only 1 9. Instead of getting the final out on a good pitch, Foli slaps a single scoring Romo and moving Moreno to third base.

Well leave the game there with the Pirates holding a 5 to 3 lead with three innings left to play. As noted above, I used the standard version of the player cards. I also only used the basic runner advancement rules. While it did not come up in the game above, there are possibilities to attempt an extra base on a hit using the runners RUN and fielders ARM ratings. The FAC version lists the type of hit, fielder, and bases to advance in the top section of the card under the 2D6 and 2D10 numbers.

There are a few different options included in the instructions for stealing and bunting. For those that enjoy drafting your own teams, the player cards have been normalized to allow for draft leagues and playing teams from different eras while still producing realistic results.

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